exp??!! you are one of the few people who I would say has a serious gaming problemDr Ampersand said:Both because the radiation might kill the zombies. If not, then The Glowing Ones still give you quite alot of exp when you kill them anyway.
Calm down 'twas a joke. Besides The Glowing Ones are hard to kill anyway so if I could kill them the normal zombies would be easier to killand eat afterwards. Though The Glowing Ones would make excellent night lights I must admit.Snoopster said:exp??!! you are one of the few people who I would say has a serious gaming problemDr Ampersand said:Le snip snip snip.
That's not entirely true. Wind and rain can carry radiation, there are still places in Sweden that will spike a Geiger meter after Chernobyl. And a nuclear holocaust for me includes the bombing of every major city not just a few, which would mean everyone is fucked.ElephantGuts said:...
Atleast radiation isn't scary. Plus it can't be everywhere, and doesn't spread from its original location (which would probably be cities that were nuked).
Zombie flesh is lethal to eat.Dr Ampersand said:Calm down 'twas a joke. Besides The Glowing Ones are hard to kill anyway so if I could kill them the normal zombies would be easier to killand eat afterwards. Though The Glowing Ones would make excellent night lights I must admit.Snoopster said:exp??!! you are one of the few people who I would say has a serious gaming problemDr Ampersand said:Le snip snip snip.
P.S: If my hunger reaches certain levels then yes I would eat zombie if they were cooked.
Correction. Zombies are slow, so you would be "WALKING" from them.That Dude With A Face said:Nukes, you only have to survive an initial threat (plus the areas of fallout later), Zombies you have to keep running from.